Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-14
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


ohered for the dead A difference between
these and some rravers cf to-day Is that
While the former are offered for the dead, the
latter seem 10 be addressed 10 the dead"
tbq,a ~ a Toors Icons
avav s. mn a. u, o,,-oy tho same
period, cats .4waV 1000 davs. wal&sawav 500
DAYS and devotcs the balance of mis- time to
amusing imsClf.
THE epti,.a cro,r 81 tia borl, Cheshire
- nv ~ -
Wnlcl arrived at Philadelphia Iatcly rom
The Philippine Islands. were covered with
Immense sores over their il, dies, caused by
tho boi 80 tu ,''r 80, 80 ~ 81 81 - to's ont
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60 US ."
LA - ~, thau mn ana that Pl1
80. -, Hy. well WISH tiVh Si"Ut9'
mn anu CIit pIt sHdil may come !oMH
49, III doi' me naI II dpn rove tpee oe'Ier
'""u any MSS 1yheside
A TRAvELER in one of the hotels of Bangor,
Me, put his false teeth in glass of water
when he went To bed The other night. In the
,h hornIng tne WAFER was frozen solid, anu, as
he had 70 KS ~ 80 W ~ M & - nm 80
thus m 10 10 bf - ,l6 70 ~ h,oaL
fast " '0' nv w ~ ~ W. "a
IHE Boston c!ergymen have now tackled
the ballet, and are going for it as vigorously
as tbe nroacbors &C Cbina,ro ord Il I opis
Went FOX - " f ,,,ols a., , s' snaadod
/, reformed ballet, and why not silence
those protests from the pulpit by compelling
suttss u 'A0 O"ii0' ~ "0"i '0''ee""
..-,.
"A LADY gives as a reason why American
women Will not go TO theatres without hats
or bonnets is because the conditions in this
countrv .ro NOT 1.-Two s,,,o &c tnos,, j., Er,,roDo
yhare lanes noi @ 70 th tbeotrespin
cabs or p arrisces ;, -, 80 7ayonin, dreeS Tive
expIanatinn 20 ciear hTt II "a moi a. satisfoc
torv aa II tyon,d Ha ic 10 IodioS 6id nor treer
sky -scrapers' or hats as large as cart wheels
III 'ne 'heaIres'
IHE Wilmington Star recently sad that
nearly all the centenarians are all negroes.
and that that was suspicious fer the negro
was not alyovs cerieip about bis aga the
writer having known one VINO SAID hat ne
remembara,t e..aii " 49,, S,1',,,,n,- Sisonrorad
America. TINS lead The Phiia'teInbia ,edger'
an nndoubted obituary authority.. to sag that
of thr ten centenarians Tbo i;ed in Phiia.
delphla in ISS6 6nt one was a coiored nerson
>e"S 'eiS u ."o w.,
ol on ~ % WIZ Lies VIC
boods a,,d ,'~ =, ,+ "S"'
o'clock thar evenipIr ono vae siIInirg = class
of setter wnen The door 0menrd and No
entered verv intovIcatod Hn neussd IN re-
cover ms baIance ,r,r,ai-.o,ii b3s frisi,d
-Irai,rht len ed an ann .dva,,ri0,s IN tho IatIer
said with IRE r. dignitl: ~ ahsholve Won
mi oil Mo
-"
WILLIAM DINGLER, of RivertoD, H., was
in bed, and his wife handed him their baby
nrenaratorv IN getting into he'd hersalf A.
she bore her we ght upon the bed it give way,
ana an three went down together. When
% ~ lG'se4 ulsns t, WIN tnc oaoy ne
on the enid, and the explanat,oo If its deaf
is that when The bed broke the fotber invol
unfairly clasned bls arms : tightly around
the ba6y- tnat the breath W A.. sonrezed ont If
It's little body.
A ST. PAUL young man was surprised and
sh cked the other day. He was walking be-
hind a vell-kno,n lod, of that ci+r whom a
,.,o1 ,itt,, - III - EFst'' -
h ,.soIe ogy 's a. dgsne oeuts W Ivy
10 "a oI 80 rtu oue "'Fe i y 20 hlli men
met her again. aud.told he same tale. Then
the young man heard h"crsfy: II gave you
oiie "rlITi hiCAeI 20 oGy loiI ~ pfe w. no"
I,c-f3Tli, -frbe Isdv moves IN 1SsFbn biSbns,
circles of ST. Paul society,"" and that's the
reason her remark surprised the listener
IL Jrl,-Ios+ Iav,os Il Nror,,,t ,,o,,,..,,. ,,.
IN "u'S last ''nies = 'ioC"iI young man
OF ONO, went 10, Oakland, Gal. suffering
from the effects of a stroka ,of paralysis He
gradualIv recovered the use Of his limbs brt
was moi Lille 10 sne9i / n a AMI On Cbrisfn,a
eve he went into \ ralooe anrordered a rIas.
of hrandy1 InstSzhn ,oisad ~ ~ az ~ i 70
fell in a dc. anilffor a few r,inntes wrifhrd
on the floor, frothing at the mouth. As he
=, ne I ~ Pp6 IhanH you,
sang for ioI. Since linen he has taiked al aI.
most constantly, and when alone sings
heartily.
Fop,trpTv The salmon in tho s,,o ,rr;r
- -, -,
Season "eCcH"C'' '"' rI"acr river Dy the
million, and they could be scOoped out of the
water by the bsrrelful with any kind of a
vessel ,arCe enough. But since e.; e Canadian
Pacific trains have begun running regularly
along the btuks of the Fraser. the ffsh have
brgun to desert.the stream and IL Is feared
that IN a year or so there viii be very few Of
these fish where in former wears they we're
present in countless NUMBERS The noise ~
the en-. line and the yihra. ION imDarted to the
water bv the trains running along the hank
are supposed to have scared them, and there
fore caused their departure
a TREN ENDotS e"E'c story comes from NH =
no"po' : " "o' W. " = an "uu '"inur'
Nnu'o' "n0 ~ .u1 - ~ ''le ou'SN fIs
VI TN wy &C, nv" oy an o"sie tna'
ur"pPGf Gov, CIn, IL b 1'.i.es, auu;
n m cir r. eat fnry Prof. Carr coming Nm
The savare bird turned upon HIM cqurhte MIN
nv the Ie9. tore his trousers and, am inc his
talon. m the fashv mart OF his lev rfjnf7 a -
serious wound Just then other mc1 con-
mn and nv The n united effort. the bird + iii
erfy was 6naIIy conoucred ana canturad Ua
y1e4snr4d y frei 10 meme. rom ti,5 To rim onJ
hi-taions were over inche. loo '' "1N